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Fifth Third Bancorp said it completed its merger with Comerica, forming a $294 billion-asset bank. FITB shares closed up 1.7% at $52.83, just below a 52-week high. An SEC filing detailed a 1.8663-for-1 stock swap for Comerica shares and $2.4 billion in assumed notes. Full system and brand conversions are planned for the third quarter.

Comerica shares have been suspended and will be delisted from the NYSE after its merger with Fifth Third Bancorp closed Feb. 1, according to SEC filings. Each Comerica share converts to 1.8663 Fifth Third shares. Comerica last traded near $88.67 on Jan. 30. Fifth Third, now the ninth-largest U.S. bank, will deregister Comerica’s securities and halt its SEC reporting.

Fifth Third Bancorp shares rose 1.5% Monday after the bank completed its merger with Comerica, creating the ninth-largest U.S. bank with $294 billion in assets. Each Comerica share converted to 1.8663 Fifth Third shares. Comerica requested delisting from the NYSE. System and brand integration is planned for completion by the third quarter.

Fifth Third Bancorp shares rose 0.8% premarket Monday after it completed its $10.9 billion all-stock acquisition of Comerica, creating the ninth-largest U.S. bank with $294 billion in assets. Comerica shares will be delisted, and three former Comerica directors join Fifth Third’s board. The company expects full system and brand conversions in the third quarter. Investors await combined financials and integration updates.

Fifth Third Bancorp shares rose 0.8% to $50.22 Friday ahead of its $10.9 billion Comerica merger, set to close Sunday when markets are shut. Traders await confirmation Monday. The bank issued $2 billion in new notes last week and reported fourth-quarter net income of $699 million. Fitch affirmed its debt ratings.